probably for about the 5th or 6th time. IMO, one of the greatest WWII productions ever. Richard Winters died in Hershey PA about 8 or 9 years ago I believe. I followed his life after watching this show.
based on truth, listening to the guys who fought (most gone now) was moving and powerful. they absolutely were the greatest generation.
if you never watched it you should. fun fact--Nazi soldiers were hopped up on speed throughout the war. probably one of the reasons they fought so ferociously and probably partially why they killed innocents with absolutely no empathy. In fact during the USSR campaign an entire German battalion marched through an incredibly ferocious blizzard for 3 full days. some felt no pain in freezing temperatures and limbs fell off, literally.
however don't feel superior because allied troops were also given speed, albeit not as much but allied soldiers also used. that drug caused soldiers to fight hard and produced great bravery, an entire unit of allied soldiers attacked the Germans during the desert war against Rommel and not one returned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcMk85ZsBh0
based on truth, listening to the guys who fought (most gone now) was moving and powerful. they absolutely were the greatest generation.
if you never watched it you should. fun fact--Nazi soldiers were hopped up on speed throughout the war. probably one of the reasons they fought so ferociously and probably partially why they killed innocents with absolutely no empathy. In fact during the USSR campaign an entire German battalion marched through an incredibly ferocious blizzard for 3 full days. some felt no pain in freezing temperatures and limbs fell off, literally.
however don't feel superior because allied troops were also given speed, albeit not as much but allied soldiers also used. that drug caused soldiers to fight hard and produced great bravery, an entire unit of allied soldiers attacked the Germans during the desert war against Rommel and not one returned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcMk85ZsBh0